Transfer News

A new chapter has begun for Nigerian winger Ade “Wedingo” Oguns, who has signed an extended deal with his Belgian club following a six‑month loan at Wydad Athletic in Morocco. Wydad Athletic Club secured Oguns on loan from Caracas FC earlier this year, enjoying the services of the 22 year old for half a season. […]

Burnley are reportedly interested in Super Eagles midfielder Frank Onyeka, currently on loan at FC Augsburg from Brentford. However, Arsenal’s ongoing pursuit of Brentford captain Christian Nørgaard could complicate any potential deal. The 27 year old Onyeka, who joined Augsburg on loan in August 2024, amassed 31 Bundesliga appearances this season, showcasing his defensive midfield prowess.

Super Eagles goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali remains upbeat despite Nigeria’s stuttering start to the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign. Speaking on Brila FM, the 29 year old netminder emphasised that the door to the finals is still ajar provided the team seizes maximum points in their remaining fixtures. Currently sitting fourth in Group C after

Southampton have confirmed that versatile full‑back Derrick Abu will leave the club at the end of his contract on 30 June 2025, drawing the curtain on his two‑year stint at St Mary’s. The 21 year old, born in Germany to Nigerian parents, joined the Saints in July 2023 after departing Chelsea. Although Abu shone with

A keen offer from Brentford, Fulham, Burnley and Sheffield United followed Philip Otele’s permanent signing with FC Basel the Swiss side exercised their option to keep the Nigerian winger until 2028. The Rhineland club confirmed the deal on 4 June, just weeks after Otele impressed during his loan spell that began in mid‑January. Otele joined

Everton are reportedly preparing to make a move for Leicester City’s Wilfred Ndidi this summer. The Nigerian midfielder, who has been a key figure for the Foxes since his arrival in 2017, is available for a transfer due to a £9 million release clause in his contract, activated following Leicester’s relegation from the Premier League.

Nottingham Forest have secured a three-year contract extension with Super Eagles striker Taiwo Awoniyi, keeping him at the City Ground until summer 2028, manager Nuno Espirito Santo confirmed. The 27 year old marked his loyalty by declaring his unwavering commitment to remain in the Premier League. Awoniyi has endured a challenging 2024–25 season, featuring in

Serie A giants AC Milan are among the front-runners in the race to sign Raphael Onyedika, the Super Eagles midfielder who has starred for Club Brugge, PUNCH Sports Extra report. The Belgian club, fresh off another Pro League title, values the 24 year old at around €20 million a sum Milan appear prepared to match. Onyedika, a standout performer in Brugge’s

Nigerian goalkeeper Samuel James delivered an outstanding performance in Finland’s Ykkösliiga, recording a remarkable 10 saves during SJK Seinäjoki II’s narrow 2–1 defeat to PK-35. Despite the loss, James’s efforts were widely praised, with fans and analysts alike highlighting his crucial interventions that kept his team in contention throughout the match. The 18 year old,

Super Eagles winger Moses Simon has completed his medical ahead of a prospective move to Paris FC, signalling the end of his five‑year stay at FC Nantes. The 29 year old revealed that he’s open to fresh challenges abroad but will not move to another Ligue 1 club, respecting his legacy at Nantes. Paris FC, backed